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Originally posted by denk12 ↑

*** retches *** Do we truly need to argue this!

Would #theirABC concentrate on the iconic Statesman Fidel Castro, and leave the business of running countries, to err the people.

Conjuring up ways to redirect the productive income of the country to the state is Fabian hoohaw 1.01

Conjuring up ways to redirect accumulated capital into the direct expenses of the state is an economic blunder.

Eliminating unneeded middle class welfare will reduce the need to tax the middle class, buck up our sickening risk grade, stabilise (reduce) our cost of national capital and reduce the unnecessary involvement of the inefficient government committee. Committees that'll forever sub-obtimize our country's potential.

The fact of the matter is that death, automatically breaks down capital accumulation & centralisation in supposedly evil (though demonised without justification) dynasties. The Walton family is a great example of the mechanism. Government does not need to go, were it does not need to go. Plus the biggest fail, is that most people will survive about 20 governments in their lives, planning for which, should not be treated as KENO. C

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What we can take away here is:- Not only does #theirABC fail to report the news, it has no role in propagating this type of AGIT Propaganda in a neutral taxpayer paid entity.

[hawk...rake...spit]

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#theirABC must be stopped (or balanced). As the latter option is too much to ask for (or of waffles Mr. Malcolm Turnbull), the former option must be pursued. i.m.h.o.

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Federal-State Financial Relations and the
Constitutional Limits on Spending Public Money

https://sydney.edu.au/law/cru/documents/2014/2014_03_Public_Money.pdf

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